What it is
digitup (Check your website) is a website check and monitoring service by Hacker News user ahmgeek. You enter a URL, and it passively loads the pages as an ordinary visitor, looking for leaked secrets and other launch problems.
Its terms say it doesn't try to break in, guess passwords or attack anything. Deeper checks of login or checkout flows are only for sites you're authorized to test. The author's launch post on Hacker News says it was vibe coded.
Who it's for:developers who just launched a site and want a quick check that no keys or secrets are exposed. Readers who don't write code won't need it.
Before you start: you enter a URL on the site; the first check is free with no sign-up, according to the site. We didn't find pricing for deeper checks or ongoing monitoring. Login-flow checks need a test account, the terms forbid using real customer accounts, and you may only check sites you're authorized to test. The service is offered under its terms of service, not an open-source license. The interface is in English.
Based on the official site and the author's post on Hacker News. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.